American Interiors Cleveland Showroom to Relocate by 2027
The design firm is moving its showroom to a newly renovated, larger space within Ohio City's Carriage Co. development.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Commercial
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American Interiors plans to relocate its Cleveland showroom from North Point Tower to The Carriage Co. in Ohio City. The move to the renovated historic site, expected by the second quarter of 2027, will allow the company to nearly double its showroom footprint.
Why it matters
The relocation follows the company's March 2026 acquisition of APG Office Furnishings, which established American Interiors as the sole MillerKnoll dealer in Northeast Ohio. This expansion reflects a growing demand for larger showroom capacity to support its regional operations.
American Interiors is leasing nearly 18,000 square feet at The Carriage Co., a significant increase from its current 10,750-square-foot footprint. The business plans to build out 17,385 square feet of interior space as part of the broader $62 million renovation of the site.
The players
American Interiors
A long-standing office furniture and interior design firm that serves as the region's sole MillerKnoll dealer.
MRN Ltd.
The developer leading the large-scale renovation of The Carriage Co. property.
The details
The showroom will occupy space within The Carriage Co. development, which is currently undergoing a $62 million transformation that includes the addition of 139 luxury apartments. American Interiors is investing $2.1 million to customize its new interior floor plan. This move represents a strategic consolidation following the company's recent acquisition of the operations of APG Office Furnishings in both Cleveland and Akron.
Timeline
1993: American Interiors was founded.
2015: The company began operating at North Point Tower.
March 2026: American Interiors acquired APG Office Furnishings operations.
Q2 2027: The Carriage Co. renovations are expected to be complete.
The Home Front
This project highlights the ongoing shift toward mixed-use developments that blend high-end residential living with professional commercial spaces. It follows a broader trend of significant private investment flowing into historic Cleveland neighborhoods to modernize outdated commercial footprints.
Residents near Ohio City should monitor for increased construction activity at 2168 W. 25th St. as the $62 million renovation project progresses toward its 2027 completion. Those interested in local property trends can track the impact of such large-scale developments on the surrounding district's commercial and residential value.
The takeaway
Large-scale commercial shifts often signal broader neighborhood changes and future development potential in the area. Homeowners and renters nearby should track public permit filings to stay informed about property improvements and expected timelines for major local projects.
Further reading
For more on how shifts in business footprints affect our area, see Cleveland Commercial.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Clevelandmagazine.
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